Ashlee Dauphinais Civitello
Biographic Data
| ID | 752660 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ashlee Dauphinais Civitello |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ashlee Dauphinais |
| FAMILY NAME | Civitello |
| SIGNATURE | CIVITELLO A D |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9008-1024 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The liminal (vowel) space of womanhood
Despite the significance of intersex constituencies for explaining the social nature of sex and gender, intersex linguistic and social practices remain a yet unexplored frontier within sociolinguistics. This article examines fundamental frequency (F0) and vowel formant (F1-F3) production by participants with Turner Syndrome (TS), one of the most common intersex chromosomal conditions, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This analysis demonstrates signific…
Puerto Rican welfare queens and the semiotics of respectability
In this article, we explore how raciolinguistic parody functions in a society that hegemonically denies racial divisions. Through an analysis of Puerto Rican comedian Natalia Lugo's YouTube portrayals of her character, Francheska the Yal 'welfare queen,' we argue that covert racialization operates through a semiotics of respectability, whereby disreputable forms of femininity, class expression, and nonstandard language are co-indexical with the y…
Variable past participles in Portuguese perfect constructions
Some Portuguese verbs have two past participle forms: one regular (stem + -do ), and the other irregular (often identical to the first person singular present indicative). Per grammars, the perfect auxiliaries ter / haver take regulars, while irregulars appear with passive/adjectival ser / estar . To test these claims, we analyzed naturally-occurring data from Brazil (twentieth century) and Portugal (nineteenth and twentieth). We coded 1077 token…
Who empowers the Cuban people
Puerto Rican welfare queens and the semiotics of respectability
In this article, we explore how raciolinguistic parody functions in a society that hegemonically denies racial divisions. Through an analysis of Puerto Rican comedian Natalia Lugo's YouTube portrayals of her character, Francheska the Yal 'welfare queen,' we argue that covert racialization operates through a semiotics of respectability, whereby disreputable forms of femininity, class expression, and nonstandard language are co-indexical with the y…
Variable past participles in Portuguese perfect constructions
Some Portuguese verbs have two past participle forms: one regular (stem + -do ), and the other irregular (often identical to the first person singular present indicative). Per grammars, the perfect auxiliaries ter / haver take regulars, while irregulars appear with passive/adjectival ser / estar . To test these claims, we analyzed naturally-occurring data from Brazil (twentieth century) and Portugal (nineteenth and twentieth). We coded 1077 token…
The liminal (vowel) space of womanhood
Despite the significance of intersex constituencies for explaining the social nature of sex and gender, intersex linguistic and social practices remain a yet unexplored frontier within sociolinguistics. This article examines fundamental frequency (F0) and vowel formant (F1-F3) production by participants with Turner Syndrome (TS), one of the most common intersex chromosomal conditions, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This analysis demonstrates signific…
Variable past participles in Portuguese perfect constructions
Some Portuguese verbs have two past participle forms: one regular (stem + -do ), and the other irregular (often identical to the first person singular present indicative). Per grammars, the perfect auxiliaries ter / haver take regulars, while irregulars appear with passive/adjectival ser / estar . To test these claims, we analyzed naturally-occurring data from Brazil (twentieth century) and Portugal (nineteenth and twentieth). We coded 1077 token…
Who empowers the Cuban people
Puerto Rican welfare queens and the semiotics of respectability
In this article, we explore how raciolinguistic parody functions in a society that hegemonically denies racial divisions. Through an analysis of Puerto Rican comedian Natalia Lugo's YouTube portrayals of her character, Francheska the Yal 'welfare queen,' we argue that covert racialization operates through a semiotics of respectability, whereby disreputable forms of femininity, class expression, and nonstandard language are co-indexical with the y…
The liminal (vowel) space of womanhood
Despite the significance of intersex constituencies for explaining the social nature of sex and gender, intersex linguistic and social practices remain a yet unexplored frontier within sociolinguistics. This article examines fundamental frequency (F0) and vowel formant (F1-F3) production by participants with Turner Syndrome (TS), one of the most common intersex chromosomal conditions, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This analysis demonstrates signific…
Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (2 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Agreement (1 works) · Anthropology (1 works)